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UPDATE: Bullied Bus Driver Teaches Kindness One Year Later

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UPDATE: Bullied Bus Driver Teaches Kindness One Year Later
After being gifted a life-changing sum of $703,000 following a school bus bullying incident seen around the world, former bus monitor Karen Klein says she really hasn't changed all that much.

After being gifted a life-changing sum of $703,000 following a school bus bullying incident seen around the world, former bus monitor Karen Klein says she really hasn't changed all that much.

No new carpet or furniture for the home she's lived in for 46 years. No fancy car in the driveway.

Klein's anti-bullying foundation has recently partnered with the Moscow Ballet to raise awareness of cyberbullying as the dance company tours the U.S. and Canada.

(READ the AP story from TODAY)

Related Story: Bullied Bus Driver Donates Funds to Fight Bullying

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